US stock futures steady after strong start to the week
Futures changed little after major indexes rallied on gains in AI-linked shares and declines in yields and oil prices.
US stock futures were little changed after the S&P 500 posted its strongest day since early August, according to CNBC’s market update.
The three major US averages rose sharply at the start of the week. The supplied report linked the advance to strength in artificial-intelligence-related stocks, while lower bond yields and lower oil prices also supported the move.
The item did not provide later-session futures levels or additional company-specific drivers. Investors were therefore entering the next session after a broad rally but with futures pointing to a comparatively subdued opening.
Sources
- Stock futures are little changed after S&P 500 posts best day since early August: Live updates — CNBC — Top News
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